Fishing lure with highly active propeller

Abstract

The present invention is a fishing lure comprising of two tail fins and a vertical axis propeller positioned vertically in between the two tail fins. This design causes that the lure go through a type of produce more water spray and to be more attractive in the water. The body of the lure may also comprise of several movable portions, which when combined with the movement of the propeller result in a life like fish movement to better attract fish. The vertical axis propeller is mounted on a rod between the tail fins and can be rotate freely and easily upon said rod member by the stream of water. Motion is imparted to the propeller by the action of the water as the lure is drawn by the fisherman through the water.

What is claimed is: 
     
       1. A fishing lure comprising:
 a) a body having a head and a tail portion, wherein said tail portion comprises of a first fin and a second fin spaced from each other; 
 b) a bar connected between the first fin and the second fin, defining a vertical axis, and 
 c) a vertical-axis-propeller mounted on said bar to rotate about the bar and having a set of blades,
 whereby when said lure is moved through water, a water flow passing over the vertical-axis-propeller causes rotation of said set of blades on said bar, whereby a combination of a angular momentum generated by the vertical-axis-propeller and the pulling action of the lure by a user results in a zig-zag motion of the lure. 
 
 
     
     
       2. The fishing lure of  claim 1 , wherein said set of blades of the vertical axis propeller are circularly curved along a width of the blade to maximize the water capture. 
     
     
       3. The fishing lure of  claim 1 , further having an elongated longitudinally disposed channel extending from the head to tail portions of said lure through said body, and having a front opening and a rear opening for directing the water flow against said vertical-axis-propeller, whereby, the water flow enters into said channel from said front opening of said lure and is forced through said channel and exits from said rear opening, causing said vertical axis propeller to rotate causing significant disturbance in a mass water. 
     
     
       4. The fishing lure of  claim 3 , wherein the front opening of said elongated longitudinally disposed channel is a conical shape opening to maximize water capture as the lure is moved through water. 
     
     
       5. The fishing lure of  claim 3 , wherein the rear opening of said elongated longitudinally disposed channel is a vertically oriented rectangular shape opening to orient the water flow from the rear opening along the vertical-axis-propeller and to maximize a water speed as it is ejected from the rear opening. 
     
     
       6. The fishing lure of  claim 3 , wherein the elongated longitudinally disposed channel is designed to smoothly convert a conical front opening to a vertically oriented rectangular shape rear opening. 
     
     
       7. The fishing lure of  claim 3 , wherein the elongated longitudinally disposed channel is designed to smoothly convert a conical front opening to a vertically oriented rectangular shape rear opening that is off of the vertical axis of said bar, whereby the water flow is directed towards one side of said set of blades. 
     
     
       8. The fishing lure of  claim 1 , wherein said fishing lure comprising of a multi sectional body members comprising:
 d) a head portion, a body portion and a tail portion, and 
 e) said multi-sectional body members are spaced from one another and longitudinally connected by pivot spacers,
 whereby said multi-structural body provides said fish lure swimming on sideways and gives an extra oscillation to said fish lure in combination of said vertical axis propeller. 
 
 
     
     
       9. The fishing lure of  claim 1 , further having a line attaching eye secured in the head portion. 
     
     
       10. The fishing lure of  claim 1 , further having a plurality of depending hooks secured to said body of said fishing lure. 
     
     
       11. A fishing lure comprising of a multi-sectional body comprising:
 a) a head portion, a body portion and a tail portion; wherein different 
 b) portion of said multi-sectional body is spaced a next portion and is longitudinally connected by pivot spacers; said tail portion comprises of a first fin and a second fin spaced from each other and connected by a bar; 
 c) a vertical-axis-propeller mounted on said bar to rotate about a vertical axis; said vertical-axis-propeller comprising of a set of blades that rotate by a passage of a water flow generated by moving said lure through water; 
 d) an elongated longitudinally disposed channel extending from the head to tail portions of said lure through said body, and having
 i) a front opening, wherein said front opening has a conical shape to maximize water capture as the lure is moved through the water, and 
 ii) a rear opening, wherein said rear opening has a rectangular shape to orient the water flow along the vertical-axis propeller and to maximize the water speed as it is ejected from the rear opening; 
 
 e) a line attaching eye secured on the head portion, and 
 f) a plurality of depending hooks secured onto said body of said fishing lure, whereby said multi-structural body allows a lateral vibration of said fish lure.